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Data Show Nearly 80 Percent of Americans Want to Ensure All Students Can Graduate Without Debt

Findings show declining investment in public college in 49 out of 50 states since 2001, and skyrocketing prices for the working class

A 50-State Look at Rising College Prices and the New American Student

In every state except Wyoming, the share of revenue that public colleges receive from tuition — aka students and families — has grown since 2001, according to an analysis released Thursday by Demos, a left-leaning think tank. And in 24 states, tuition covered more than half of public colleges’

Washington, DC – Today, Demos, a New York public policy organization, released a first-of-its-kind congressional college yearbook, which compares the cost of college tuition members of Congress experienced with the cost of college for today’s students. The yearbook, entitled When Congress Went to

A new analysis comparing how much members of Congress paid for their schooling to the costs of today’s students backs him up. When the members of the House of Representatives went to college, the average cost for a year of school was $8,487 in today’s dollars, according to the study published

Comparing Tuition Then and Now At Our Elected Officials' Alma Maters

The high-priced ads, which could reach an audience of more than 100 million, are just the latest indication that catering to student loan borrowers can be big business. Companies are now offering credit cards with rewards geared to student loan help and tools to help borrowers monitor their debt

The unemployment rate underestimates the problem of joblessness.This underestimation is very significant for African American workers.

The 25 bold must-do policies address the top challenges facing hard-working people across America